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Time Traveler or Hologram Time Traveler was a stereographic FMV arcade game released in 1991 by Sega. It utilized a special arcade cabinet produced by Sega that projected the game's characters using refraction to make them appear free-standing.

Gameplay

The player plays the role of Marshal Gram, a cowboy from the American Old West, who a future princess's computers have selected as the most likely candidate to rescue the captured princess, named Kyi-La, and defeat a mad scientist from the future named Vulcor, whose time experiments have "shattered" time. He can shoot some enemies, but others he must outmaneuver or fight hand-to-hand.

The player performs tasks as he travels non-linearly through several time periods (starting in the year 1873 and ending in the year 2552), including one called the "Age of Magic." The player has three lives and several time-reversal cubes, which allow the player to reverse time and escape his death, giving him another chance to make the right decision.

Along the way, players may buy more time-reversal cubes by inserting more coins into the arcade machine. In Hellgate, an "in-game" game, the player can bet a life to win in-game items.

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[ddavenport]

I'd like to buy this. How much would you offer?

[vintagecoinop]

Sorry I this game has already been sold

[vintagecoinop]

Yes you can continue if you buy time reversal

cubes buy hitting the credit button

when it was in the arcade you had to add credits

[notyoursavior78]

This was such a odd game. It was always pretty fascinating to watch.

[JunglistJeff]

best mother *******game EVER... What awesome memories.

[cleetose]

I never got past the first screen in this game.

[KirakTheDragonian]

The way it's played (Storywise) it reminds me of Ghost Trick.

[penguinx42]

I have an odd memory of this game that I haven't seen in a video yet -- I remember ending up going 10 billion years in the future or something, running into some brain thing, and ending up at "end of the universe" or something like that. This doesn't appear to be part of the standard run-through of the game. Anyone know what the heck I am remembering here?

[sleepeeg3]

@robfathah

arcade-history/?n=holosseum&pa­ge=detail&id=1137

[ebeatworld]

I still don't understand how this game worked.

[qabala]

Posted a news report about this game in case anyone wants more details.

watch?v=ZhOgLD9tDU4

[SpreadingtheMuse]

I was the only guy I ever knew who beat the game. You should put the disc in the laserdisc player, dub it, and upload so we can see it from start to finish.

[robfathah]

Can anybody confirm (or deny) for me that there was actually another game made for this cabinet? There was an entry on wikipedia for something called "Holosseum" but the article's been deleted, and I haven't found a damn thing about it anyplace.